Table 1:

Baseline population characteristics of participants who received and did not receive nirmatrelvir–ritonavir before weighting with standardized differences

VariableUnweighted population
No. (%) of patients*Standardized difference
Received nirmatrelvir–ritonavir
n = 8876
Did not receive nirmatrelvir–ritonavir
n = 168 669
Age, yr
 Mean ± SD74.3 ± 16.352.4 ± 21.01.17
 Median (IQR)77 (67–86)50 (35–67)
Sex, female5261 (59.3)106 899 (63.4)0.08
No. of vaccine doses
 0467 (5.3)10 434 (6.2)0.04
 187 (1.0)1625 (1.0)< 0.01
 2798 (9.0)28 704 (17.0)0.24
 ≥ 37524 (84.8)127 906 (75.8)0.23
Previous SARS-CoV-2 infection412 (4.6)11 670 (6.9)0.10
Time from last vaccine dose, d
 14–891453 (16.4)17 438 (10.3)0.18
 90–1793759 (42.4)72 705 (43.1)0.02
 180–2692405 (27.1)46 190 (27.4)0.01
 ≥ 2701259 (14.2)32 336 (19.2)0.13
Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table risk group (11)
 High risk3720 (41.9)25 499 (15.1)0.62
 Standard risk5156 (58.1)143 170 (84.9)0.62
Comorbidity
 Chronic respiratory disease3128 (35.2)40 813 (24.2)0.24
 Chronic heart disease2249 (25.3)18 910 (11.2)0.37
 Diabetes2996 (33.8)27 954 (16.8)0.40
 Immune compromised1412 (15.9)10 102 (6.0)0.32
 Hypertension6071 (68.4)54 549 (32.3)0.77
 Dementia2659 (30.0)15 714 (9.3)0.54
 Autoimmune disease1150 (13.0)8504 (5.0)0.28
 Chronic kidney disease1108 (12.5)9867 (5.9)0.23
 Advanced liver disease209 (2.4)2110 (1.3)0.08
Long-term care resident2795 (31.5)12 806 (7.6)0.63
  • Note: IQR = interquartile range, SD = standard deviation.

  • * Unless specified otherwise.